Antique Sterling Silver Napkin Ring – London 1854 – John Evans II – Engine-Turned Design – 18.26g
Description: A fine antique Victorian sterling silver napkin ring, hallmarked London 1854, made by John Evans II. This beautifully crafted piece features an intricate engine-turned diamond pattern with a shaped cartouche engraved with the initial “V”.
It’s a particularly elegant example of mid-19th-century silverwork, showing the quality and precision typical of London-made pieces from this period. The hallmarks are clear and well-struck, including the maker’s mark J.E, the lion passant, the leopard’s head, and the date letter for 1854.
Key Details:
Maker: John Evans II
Hallmarked: London, 1854
Dimensions: 47mm diameter x 25mm wide
Weight: 18.26g
Design: Engine-turned pattern with central cartouche engraved “V”
Condition: Very good antique condition with minor surface marks consistent with age. Some light tarnish which could be polished if desired.
Summary: A charming and well-preserved Victorian sterling silver napkin ring, over 170 years old. Ideal for collectors of Georgian and Victorian silver, or as a refined addition to any dining setting.
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